Video title from youtube: Fifty Shades of Grey Movie Discussion/Review
Video description: So I saw Fifty Shades of Grey. I can’t believe it’s a movie. Even though I had so much fun and enjoyed the movie, this should not have happened. They chose to adapt the most closely related…
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polandbananasBOOKS4 years ago
OMG THAT WAS. TOTALLY. THE SPIDER MONKEY SCENE. XD GREAT DISCUSSION. I OBVI
AGREE WITH ALL YOU SAID. <3
Scott Sigler4 years ago
“Bitch stole her sandwich.”
popglitters114 years ago
“The only book that has influenced me is the Bible” YESSS Girl! ;)
Edna Toscano4 years ago
Well, I can’t believe how Twilight became a movie, and how a piece of shit
it was. Everyone has their own opinion, i know, but i just think you are
not being fair with your review, all you talk about is how FSOG was a
Twilight fanfic, same thing happened with the Mortal Instruments and you
seem to love those very much and you don’t refer to them as HP fanfic, so
that’s a bit hypocrite. Also, there was NO WAY the three books would fit
into 1 movie, so don’t say that when you haven’t even read the books.
Just so you know, i am in no way a FSOG fan, but this “review” was
nonsense. At least Christine’s review was funny and not rude.
Maddie Geary4 years ago
I get it the ‘it’s fiction part’ to a degree. I think women who are hitting
their twenties can know that the abuse in Fifty Shades isn’t ok, nor
something that should be desired. I think people more have the issue with
younger girls; girls at fourteen/fifteen who are just learning about
sexuality. Those girls are hiding the books in their drawers, sneakily
reading it without their parents knowing. Those girls are being taught that
Christian is the ultimate man, and what he does to Ana is acceptable.
But yeah, I mean I still want to see the movie, despite reading the
trilogy. A lot of times in the books, I cringed at Christian’s manipulation
and stalker tendencies. I feel confident wanting to see the movie, and
being able to tell the difference between romance and abuse. Really, just
any underage girls should stay the hell away from the series.
emily matthews4 years ago
lol you kind of explained why this movie is a problem in the end of your
video. this has become a super successful movie and now hollywood will
churn out many more like this. movies that glorify abuse. young boys are
going to see this and think it’s acceptable to treat women like that. it’s
normalizing manipulative behavior. your defense was that YOU know how to
separate fiction from reality, but? look at twilight? the effect that it
had on young kids? this is the same thing. fifty shades is trash
Molly Likovich4 years ago
Only you can’t honestly say that since you’re obsessed with twilight which
is an abusive relationship.
Emily Müller4 years ago
Just a fun fact 😀 fifty shades of grey already sold more tickets then the
hunger games :D
Jennifer Mathis4 years ago
I’m absolutely not intending to attack – I am SO not meaning to sound like
I’m on the attack, but I am genuinely curious about a couple things. How do
you feel about the fact that the Mortal Instruments was originally Harry
Potter fanfiction? And, as I was in high school when the first Twilight
book came out, I do remember a lot of my classmates calling Edward a
stalker and abuser, so criticism of this nature did exist back when.
amandar914 years ago
i just recently subscribed to you..which was clearly a mistake lmao
LovingDemBooks4 years ago
Haha I love how you saw the movie anyways!!
and wow I never thought that it would be almost a complete copy of
Twilight… that’s just crazy
David Szalai4 years ago
If you really think about it, what E.L. James has done is plagiarism XD.
IceQueen9754 years ago
My counter-point to saying it’s “just fiction”: based on the several
assaults and rapes coming up after the movie came out, with the guys saying
they were “reenacting 50 Shades”… yeah… you would be shocked how many
people are stupid as fuck. Not ment as an attack; just pointing it out.
Also, this is NOT Erotica. Erotica is a story with good plot and
characters; there just happens to have sex as well. SMUT is what this shit
is. This is a sliiiight pet peeve of mine cause I’ve read actual Erotica
fanfictions (for other books/series though) and the author usually REALLY
delves into the way the characters tick and the plot they’ve made. So
calling 50 Shades Erotica is honestly insulting to those authors (both
original content and fanficiton) who actually make an effort. Note this
rant is more towards the general populace calling this horrid crap
“Erotica” instead of “Smut”. Because smut has no plot and this story has
none.
Sam Elizabeth4 years ago
I can’t believe you read a book like Ugly Love & didnt find that abusive.
Mhmm. Also, there’s so many romance books that are basically twilight!! I
swear, the people who really dislike these books talk WAY more about it
than the people who love it. It will just keep making more money!!!!
Bash Harry4 years ago
I think you have a great point but I have to disagree when you say a book
can’t influence people. Because it definitely can, whether it be the Bible
or Hunger Games or Fifty Shades, books can shape and form the way we think
and view the world. To Kill A Mocking Bird’s theme of racism and prejudice,
1984’s Big Brother aspect and even Hunger Games’s portrayal of glamorized
violence can influence many people (especially young girls and boys) who do
not have much knowledge on these topics. So when Fifty Shades romanticizes
an abusive relationship, it will lead many young girls to aspire for a
relationship like this and worse, it will make guys believe it is the way
women want to be treated. Which is why I think books are so important,
because they can and will influence people, whether they realize it or not.
Sorry this is so long. Your video is great, but I respectfully disagree
with that point :)
Tiffany Liu4 years ago
I love your review and I totally understand why you didn’t read the book
but had to watch the movie, because that’s how I felt! I did read the book
(which was crap, I honestly believe the writing was at middle grade level
but with dirty words), and I did want to watch the movie — too curious,
and I want to laugh at it too much!
But then I saw the box office results and was like… Nah, not going to
contribute to that horrendous number.
Agree with so many more worthwhile books to turn into films & how did this
get so popular?
Also love your comments regarding TMI/TID! I’ve read HP at least 7 times
and when first reading TMI I NEVER felt any similarity. Anticipating your
TMI video :-D!
BTW I hate when people talk about EL James & Cassie together! Ugh!
Sorry this is a bit long.
cookieaddictions4 years ago
Question: Did you try to read 50 Shades a long time after being a Twilight
fan? Cuz I imagine if you were a little over Twilight, then maybe that’s
why you hated the book. I haven;t read 50 shades so idk. Just a theory.
kaylyn Braga4 years ago
Nope never read the book. Will never see the movie. Its stupid how this all
came to be and I agree with u Tash … Why this one. Why would a publisher
read it and go ” yah,.. Let’s do it” whoever that publisher is (will look
up after this comment) well,.. I’m sure they’re getting a lot of hate mail
too. Damn this world is f’d up
jfrsnjhnsn4 years ago
I haven’t heard anyone attack people for seeing the movie. I have heard
people attack the movie itself.
BPD Batman4 years ago
“It’s horrible. It should have stayed fanfiction. Never should’ve been
published. Never should become a film.” 10:27
Still, you’re going to watch it on the movie theather. It’s being such a
success specially because everyone is like “It is a success now. We can’t
do anything about that.” 10:38 If people didn’t watch it, they wouldn’t
make movies like this. Just imagine the number of people that are going to
watch it for the same reason you guys did. This isn’t a good reason.
I’m kind of disappointed with you guys to be honest for contributing with
its blockbuster, but whatever, I respect your opinions. I worry about what
future movies are going to be. (not a hater comment, still like you and
your videos)
Tashapolis4 years ago
Joana Ramacciotti4 years ago
i thought his american accent was terrible in the movie!
It really bothered me throughout the entire thing
Beka G4 years ago
From the things I’ve read, people are mainly worried about
books/movies/etc. possibly portraying problematic things as OK. Some things
have a lot of messed up content, but often you can clearly see it’s messed
up. When the line is ambiguous, people worry that we’re promoting or
turning a blind eye to things that might further spread problematic
attitudes or viewpoints. Regardless though, people shouldn’t be hating on
anyone else since books and movies are out there for us to dissect if we
want to. But we should all definitely still talk about what we see and its
effects, good and bad, so I’m glad you took the time to do that!
BookChats4 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts Natasha! Even though
I’ve always known 50 Shades was a Twilight fanfiction I didn’t think of
they way some people might enjoy it specifically because of that so it was
good to hear from you on that.
Clearly now that it has done so well all the pieces asking people to
boycott it, etc. aren’t going to do squat in that regard. The next films
will get made and honestly, I was pretty sure it would do well before the
numbers came in based on how buzzy it’s been. I do think a lot of the
pieces criticizing it are important though for the dialogue they bring up
about abuse. Abuse and domestic violence are far more pervasive than our
dialogue about them would have us believe and abusive relationships cross
socioeconomic barriers more than we want to admit. By identifying this as
an abusive relationship, these pieces not only open a dialogue about what
abuse is and looks like, but redefine our perceptions of what an abuser and
an abused woman look like. (There’s definitely space to continue
re-defining who is abused and by whom in our public dialogue to more
accurately match reality, I have a friend whose largest complaint about the
NFL’s “No More” campaign is that, like much of our dialogue around abuse,
it implies only women are the target of domestic violence.) When you
mention that after reading some pieces about Christian’s grooming of Anna
it affected your perceptions of those scenes, that’s what these pieces, if
written well, can do. For me, more even than the Twilight films (in which
Edward comes off way more creepy than the books, IMHO), knowing the
connection between Christian and Anna and Edward and Bella has made me
question my perceptions of Edward and Bella’s relationship and
co-dependence.
Trying to wrap this up quickly, I think it super sucks that people have
attacked you and others for their decision to see the film, but I do think
there is a place to question people’s decision to support something one
sees as problematic. One thing I really love about this video is that you
acknowledge some of the criticism of the film. I’m often worried when I
see figures online who are looked up to in some way talk effusively about
something without addressing how it might be perceived as problematic so I
really really appreciate you addressing that.
The last thing I want to say (sorry this comment is so long!) is about how
books and other media can influence us subconsciously or can influence
society even if consciously we don’t take our cues from it. The really
short version is that when you talk about allowing fiction to control your
life you imply that all influence is conscious and that anyone who lets
fiction influence their lives is, pathetic?, but so many things influence
our lives by influencing our culture.
Anyway that’s enough from me, sorry I talked so much and thanks so much for
addressing concerns in your video and for offering your perspective!
Ingrid Catherine4 years ago
The only thing i got from this movie is that dakota johnson is much better
Bella than Kristen stewart ever was hahahah..srly thats my honest opinion..
About the abuse.. most of the things they do ana agrees with..but there was
2 scenes where a i was Ooohh Noo you dont get to do that ( the one when he
“appears” at her flat, and the other one when he surprises her in the hotel
) also i felt like there was manipulation on both sides since ana keeps
trying the whole movie to convice christian that they can hava a normal
relationship
Visually beautifull but lacking tremendously on the writing , but no
surprises there …
About the fanfiction fact..i get that the twihard fans are kinda angry
about that but since im not really a twilight fan ( book and movie ) nor
fifty shades i dont really have a opinion about it…